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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-12-29
CHAPTER XIX.

More than three weeks had now elapsed
since the abduction; but Fairfax kept him.
self so closely concealed that Natalie was
not even aware of his presence.
One day, however, returning from a
drive, she distinctly heard the piano sound
ing forth, it seemed to her, the last notes OF
slow movement from one of Beethoven's
sonatas. Quickly entering the house, she
found no one within. Blanche was in the
adjoining room, busting the furniture.
Undoubtedly the maid had been cleaning
the keys of the piano and accidentally
struck the notes that seemed to complete
the matchless adagio of the master.
At another time Natalie found a roll OF
MS. music blown about by the winds among
the rocks on the shore. 1t was called
s'Stella Mea."
sMusic and words published by Oliver Ditson
s. Co., Boston, Mass.
I"STELLA MEAT
Words and music by A. r.
ssThou art my life! my souls one star.
Thou art my guide DER earths dark mainI
When behold thy beams from far,
My heart with hope revives again.
'Whene'er the reefs of woe near;
When mournful wrecks fortell my doom;
Like sweetest bells upon mine ear,
Thy warning voice falls thro the gloom
When binding mist beclouds the day.
And wild the wave and fierce the storm
A sudden glory lights the way
And DER calm seas view thy form.
sOh deathless Lowell eternal star!
Tho raging seas between us roll,
Ny steadfast course TIL shape afar
And moor with thee my storm-tost soul.
Another day, while gazing out Of her
window over the fields, she saw man
leisurely crossing the meadow between
Ed Field and the cottage on the left. To
her surprise, as clearly as she could dis
tinguish, he was whistling the ai-of "Stella
Mea."
One morning, after Natalie's return from
q dashing horseback ride, little Dolores
tripped up to her, sounding the praises Of
"such nice gentleman Pve just met, !" who
had talked to her, carried her, given her
flowers and completely won her heart.
A day or two afterwards she had the same
experience again to relate, with the added
command that her little mamma ''namsf meet
the gentleman, he is so nice and lovely, just
like you"
Every pleasant afternoon, after dinner, it
was the custom of this devoted pair to wan
der to the shore, where Natalie either read,
or watched Dolores ''skip" stones and "sair'
pieces of wood in the water.
As they were thus engaged upon the
afternoon Of the day of Dolores second en-
counter With the stranger. huge dog sud.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-12-29

Every object which you view in
nature, whether great or small serves
to instruct you.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-12-29
PITH AND POINT.

Sausage time is approaching and
little Fido instinctively hunts the
corners and dark places. - Columbus
DisDnfch
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-31

9asf / 9sosfare paa @runS Of en-
glooforsiftnins. iom ban bar p~aabrasei
fig peb at bjalpe en- SO rnber 8alps
ninsen.
Bopl Nielien bapbe ct sanIte Tibet
Saar paa ben enc Saanb, os ct Bar
Elmer efter at ban baube poet Sialpen,
bespnbte Saanben at imerte % iuulme
op, bpOreiter Sapelien burtis breote fig
pibere op ab Grmen. 2asen bleu till
talbt os tunbe fun fonitatere, at Der
%forelaa ct iarlist 8lobsiftniusstilielbe.
Surtisit mulis tiltalotes oerpaa ct Bar
flsbenbapnIte 9eser, % Der blep iOres
taset ale mulise 8eoninssmibler; men
enbnn for en- Days 9ib iiben benlaa
Batienten iueoenbe melIem Sip ps 9so.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-31
Sort, t,ten tr9fenoe.

9pspepiia er fo~riarbelis. uresels
masfis 2euer er en- Blase. Slet 5ors
B Jielie er en- 5ienoe at sobt Sumsr.
Menneifets Sorbsieliesorsan er en-
II be melt inbuiflebe % forunberlise
}tpparater, iom erifterer. Oct tommer
ct / llorben.
Sch Mab, ieis Wab, baarlis Wab,
let Wablapnins, Sinbsoprsr, rrresel>
nesfg 2epemaabe os mango andre
!iaria9er, iom life burbe eriteret, bar
Mort Bet amerifanife Golf til en- Ration
Dpspeptifere.
Wen Green's August Flower bae
lpt en- p~ibunberlis girtnins Os refors
"eret benne iSrselise Tilitanb % bar
OFT bet amerifanife Soft iunot, iaa be
1 fan npbe fine Naaltioer os bore
,tfelise. Suif paa: Snsen er lpifelis
zen Selbreb; men Green's August
lower brinser Selbreb % Spsse ii
'pspeptifere. Spsrs Gbers Gpotbese'
ter en- 5laite. rs Gents. (2)
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-31
Susmano on Teper ssreu Ros.

9usmano % TGper Ssren &ass
musien paa &immerslunb Marf, Sc
oeniteo Sosn, pilbe ifslse "8eile Imts
Ipis", felbe ct Ere, Der fob / 0er.
beeen al bans gus. Sans 8pne fob
meb beres file Barn paa Grmen i 0ar>
6eben % iamtalebe meb en- Nabpfone,
Der usiaa bapbe fit lille Barn bOs iis.
Soab enten MI erect | ben itarfe Blait
er falben fsr eIer / Jalbet bar taset en-
anben &etnins enb formObet, NOT er bet
bet ramte bans Some % flos benbe libel
paa Steoet. Den anben Some ps Bpr
meme tos berimob insen Sfaoe.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-31
Oa nj art.
20 Saaroe branote. 5Orrise ssn-

"a Saaroe brGnbte.' 5Orrise Ssn-
ooa neobranbte ifDlse "larb. 5Oltebl."
70 saaroe / Saarup, uemlis SOsnefoseo
canes Mensuurbs Os 3iels Teter @iel'
,,ns. geboerne rebbebe fig / bet blotte
einneo bease Steber, men bos SOsnes
foosen III gae, nemlis Mano, Rome os
., ppren 9atter, betpbelise 8ranbiaar,
;;rr blep 0atteren ilemt %forbranbt,
;aopel / Gniistet iOm paa arme os
Sen.
sos eosnefOsben i%nbebranote ale
sreaturer, 4 ajsr os 1 Sef, Splt os
apns, besuben 400 8rOner ! Benseieos
fer uf ben nps o~pfrapebe fsl. Stat.
su~aneiosben rebbebe ca. 200 ar. for
uosn ct Yar, Susnefpsebbetidinsen
psprprenbe, Yrotofo0er. OILERS brenbte
sQt, beriblanbt 9atterens 8ruoeubftpr
nun lfulbe nemlis inart babe baft
Srpaup), Der, liseiom benoes sprise
7si, life bar ~asiureret. Bpsninserne
bar Of 8inbinsspart % blepe fnloitens
Sia iepnebe meb Sorben.
q ben anben @aarb rebbebe Mauben
betene % Spnnen ajsrene, os Der
brenbte f,n en- @ris os no9le Ssns,
men af Snbbo bleu Sntet rebbet. So
nen reobebe Bensebeboloninsen, iaa Der
branbte fun at Yense nosle Smaabes
lob, ~tilbsrenbe SDrnene. gn fattis
7ieneNebrsns, Der par fraparenbe, mis
itebe aft fit 7si unbtasen fin baslise
9ragt.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-31

Sloebranb | @ernin9. Natten mel
lem 9irsbas % Dnsbas %forleoen par
|sr flor Slbebranb i Sernins, ben
|fsrite, mener 8pens Iuis, Der enbnu
|sar o9ret / Bpen. Oct bar Sneofer
.. Rieliens 8psninser lanss ben pitre
|siOe af 3oroet Der brGnote. vi be /
auiitu9relierne Boenbe, matte en- &oms
|nis reobe fig siennem Sinbuet no paa
|luset.
Der bar Sare for, at Slben fnloe
aaue ansrebet, ct lansere borte beliss
senbe itraatett gus % 8pens 3smmers
'plas; men bette forbinbrebes af bet
surtis tililenbe Branbforps. @n Del
1nSbO Os Garer reobeoes | S%tueetasen,
aeSens aft paa &piterne %brenbte, Der
slanbt fontante 8ense os $50 2isfifter.
GoIfiaise al be 8ranblibte fiber Cab,
y Dc life baobe asiureret; bette siels
iarlis S%uenbene, iom boebe paa
sottspGrelierne.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-31
Zen beoHe aaae oberaaast.

s. 81 grawfsre tiger: Seq bar bait ben
srrite Siass eczema I to Gar, % fl inssu
einprins af be behIte Eager, iom hapes siort
eeuue Spgoom til en- Specialized. Seq blep
o~uertalt til at prspe papinon EXTRACT Of
Flax( Seq bleu meset bnrtte belbrsbet %
or MI albelss friit. Seq tror 4aSilcn er ct
al 7ibens itsrite %gelfisnelier. Trsp pa
pilon (ggtract Of SLAP Gin Cure, hpti
al. andre ilaar fell. etore SlaIier 81 Doe
q. 8. Beiier, DEBORAH, Soma, os hos panli-
beige Trusstfter oueralt. a.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-31
Gn Winoeiten uper @aarbeier Sem

Gn WinbeIten uper @aarbeier Sens
Ssrenien af Soirup blep ifslse "geile
Imts 5Olfebl." fOrleben ~ailpret paa
Serslep &irfesaarb / Suerperelie at en-
talris &reos at ben @fosbes 8enner fra
Ner % Si9rn. Yuitor 8ranbt fra
9aplpu aflasoe gibnesbpro ON, bpor
meset Sens Ssrenien iom @enneife us
&riiten baube peret for Slle, meb buem
ban Tom | 8ersrin9. 8aa Slestens
gesne talte ben Nfosbes 8rober, Nusus
itiuus Ssrenien af Dons.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-31

Wife John, why didn't you wake
me up last night during the fire on
the next block? Husband didn't
amount to much. Wife-Well the
next time | wish you would let me
know it; you know | can't sleep if
there is a fire anywhere near.-Tid-
Bits.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-31
IN 5.aarig Hebningsmano

""AsB "
osrn, tilbsrenbe Sens gbriitiam Sent
|n, stuSsbiers iStjarum Sosn, leseoe
V'lSs "genbi. 9ib." furleben | Gnsen
F@ eijarum Va.
QerSeo bar bet enc Barn, en- 8 aaris
|s'Se' iaa ubelbis at faloe paa SOpebet
aaen. Den albite af BSrnene, en-
Sss poa s Gar, LIB ftrar til Siemmet
slorOe Gnfris. Da Sialp fom til
s@' fanbt MAJ, imiblertib bet treble al
"'Ae'e, en- Gut paa 5 Glar, ftaaenbs
1sst pOa Gubrinten, beRiafiset meb
,saife be Oaabe aleber at fin SITTER.
u'eoens bans elbfte @siter lpb bjem,
.'0e ban reiOlut taitet 3siet % popei
y. SOlSenbe fig fait | @resiet pet
ssa''anten meb ben enc Saanb, bpor
',s - aeppe trnSs bunbe, III ban meb ben
!. "a 'at ! fin lille Ssfers Riole, o.
w 9snNe Oerpaa op paa greoben.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-31
Cperbrepen Neli8isftet. On pnare

GRANDDAUGHTER fra Nlbef, Der tiolisere
bar arbeibet lem Suenb / Sabp, bpor
ban mob Slutniusen af fit Opbolo bleu
ubpraset 3iibrnser af ben irore Miss
iion, er iiDlse "8enoi. Glib" brast til
Sabs i en- iinbsips 9ilitanb. pans
Suitru fanbt bam ON Wursenen iibs
benbe paa 9asrpsninsen, beifieftiset
meo at ripe Taget al.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-31
Du6IenS Mr~ssa.OaIpe.

Bette Ct ben bebfe SaIpe ! Berben for
Slaar, sprepen Dub. Soar, Tarfeiaar, Sail
Rbeum, Bsberfaar, I1bfat, eiab, Grotbpt
Der, 2istorue % ale Susipsbonarns % bel
breber aIbsles Piles, % bpis ben Tile str bet,
oa irepes tnsen TstaItns. Den e s~sranterst
at Ttune siSre iuIbftanbis SpISsf, euers faar
man pensene tilbose. Yris Is Gents pr.
este. SeIses bcs
8. 3. Rsntssuaers D %.
TeesraA, Ss,pa, % Saa apstReser I aus an
be 0Sss.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-31

Nan fan iaa mere oirtslis 9ptte at
en- so Gents SLATE al Or. Biseloip's
Positive Cure eno Of noset anbet Soites
meoiciu for en- Dollar. Oct belbrsber
promte, burtis os iiffert ale Spsbomme
! 2unserne % Salien. 9ilialss bos s..
8. Rpntspmerp & Co., 9ecOrab, Soma.
(ausuit).
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-31
Erpertmcnftr life.

8 bar life &aab til at burtsoHe lib, nna,
gbers 2unser er / Sare. 9erius ipnes / BE-
spnoelien Inn of orre en- Sorfislelie. 9ah
lie nossn Sanoelsmanb narrc Goer til q,
lisbe en- oaarlis gfterlisnins at DR.. Kings
New Discovery for S9rins, Soite os Sor'
%,jslelie, men par iifter paa, at 5 faar ben
9gte. 5orbi ban fan tiene mere, fort9Ier
ban Cher, at ban bar noset, iom er aiturni
iaa soot eller netop bet famine. CAB Gber
life narre, nten ijsb DR.. Kings New Diseov'
cry, iom saranteres at sipe 2inorius for ale
Slass Sloebeinoeuoe / Sulien, 9uussrne oS
grpitet. Eropelaier gratis hos 8. 8. Wout
9onterp & Co., os pua apctbeier / ane andre
8per. (6)
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-31
5ornGrmelier mob &eiieren af 3ns.

Lamb. Oct er paa 5oranlebnins at bet
/ 8isbenbapn parenbe rusiiife @elanbts
ifab, at Der er reiit Giltale mob &ebats
tsren'af "9emofraten" | Iarbus, Or.
6. Marott, for 5ornGrmelier mob "Ss.
Mai." &eiler Ileranber. Gariasen er
en- Notits / "9emofraten" al 1Sbe Mai,
boori bet unber OperI friiten "Morb"
mebbeles, at 5 rusiiffe 0ibiliiter er
blepne benretteoe.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-31

Srolfefuifen flyer paa fit Dsbsleis
til fin Ssn: "Gaanr 9u Hal fisre en-
Berion til 8anesaarben, maa 0u altib
inbrette Dig iaalebes, at 9u netop am
fomnsr to Ninutter fsr Tosets Gfsans
Iaa fan On ~forlanse, buab 9u oil,
forbi Der life er Tib moi mere til al
Triangle meb Big ON 8etalinsen.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-31
Alt W uIigt.

Mabel (innocently J Clara, is that
Mr.. Twiddlestone an Englishman?
Clara-No, dear; he was born in Bos-
ton. Mabel Then where did he get
that strong English accent? Clara =
He lived six months in New York,
darling.-Harper's Bazaar.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-31
Galfmalerierne | Sfiue Strife E

ifslse "Sfipe 5olfebl." / bisie 9ase
bleune afoeffebe, os De uiier fig at bore
meset interesiante. Be finbes ouer belle
&irfen paa Spelpinserae, Maria meb
Barnet, furlfjelise Selsener os guore,
bporiblanbt lfal bore ben Somfru, Der
bpssebe 8irfeu.
SmeQem 5i9urerne er Tpnset 9efos
ratipner meo 8lumiter % 5usle. Garss
taaet 1922 finbes paa Ell at Surloins
aerne.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-31
Jalifmpntneren Hiemenifneioer

opbolber fig I'LL / Imerita, buortil ban
peb 8olitiets SoranItaltnins er blepen
OuerfDrt. San fit eftersipet nOsle
Naaneber at i'm Straffetio MOB at for
pliste fig til at tase Opbulo / amerita.
SOr Tort 9io iioen ~afreiite ban tiuises
meb i'm Samilie meb ct Of 9binsuallas
~iellfabets Sfibe, % Sfibets Sificerer
baobe faaet Yaabub ON fun at labe bam
saa | 9anb paa amerifanif @ruub.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-31

Wife Ito husband who has just re-
turned from a visit)-"So you intend
to go back again some time?" Hus-
band-"Yes." Wife "You must
have felt perfectly at home" Hus-
band so no; l enjoyed myself very
much."-Arkansaw Traveller.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-31

Sci er life operalt | Sanmarf, at
Sgiten pil blipe baarlis. Sra enfelte
@sne i SpllanS bar Nanselen paa
8anb bbelast Ssiten en- Del for Manse,
men paa Derne oil man efter al Sanos
ipnlisbeb faa en- al be bebite Ssiter,
man bar baft i mango Gar.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-31

sorbuo mob at tale Sanff. @n
sroas foretos ifslse "Natt." 5ors
sninsen "gbrr" / 5lensbors fin fob
uanlise Sommerubflust, benne Gang
til Sfiersbjers / 8parn Sosn meaem
9ptsbcrs os aappel. 8a 0eltagerne,
$500 / Tallet, melt fensborSIfe
6aanouerfere % &is6menb meb fine
Gamer, ON Iitenen 8l. Z git ~tilborbs,
% @uftap Sobanneieu reiite fig for at
uobrinse ben fsrite Sfaal, traaote en-
@enbarmoastmeiter, ipm belle 9asen
bapbe fulst 5oreninsen, frem os itanbs
ieoe BAN meb ben @rtlerins, at ban fra
6e~rrebsfosben bapbe fact Orore til at
iurbpoe, at Der blep bolot banife 3aler.
Settle sap @uitau Sobanneien 2eiliSbeo
til en- bumoriiilf Gale paa Ylattpf at
trpfe SelIfabet meb, at insen Mast /
/ gercen bar / Stanb til at binbre 5olt
at inbaanbe ben friife 2uft, at slebe Jig
uso Simlen os at bpiife binanoeu be
Orb i gret, Tom Sjertets Sslelier lasoe
paa 9unsen. Seraf tOs iaa @enbarmen
anlebning til at bemerfe, at bans 5ors
buc life MATTE foritaaes iaaleoes, iom
ON bet bar forbubt at tale 9anif inb>
bprbes, builfen 8emarfuins ~fremfalbte
alminbslis Wunterbeb. Der pil ielps
iMselis blipe flaset ouer ben besaaebe
MISUNDERSTANDING.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-31

Qereren: "Yeter! Rapn mtg q
,ammeniat SopebOrb, men ct, Tom s
antammsn tisnber.A
Better: "4reFsen!"
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-31

5000 Nsenter snlies itrar til at i0lse Be
fineite Yiiittprt | be Soreneoe Stater. ale
npe Rsnftre for 1887. Rrsuer oiu. 4 Gents.
Stere Brspebeger % Gents. Eu er bet Ii
ben til at tleue Ben9e. Stor aormislioH o.
peie Eremier 9ipes bort.
Soutb Riuneapolis, garo Co.,
minneapolis, Yeinn
Mpnu hottie RfoNl
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-31

Gorbenperenbe &aptein Sarauip.
Der fOrnplis er bleuen benaabet os lsss
labt af tplf Statsfansiel, er penbt till
baae til 9anmarf.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-31
WRpn bette Blab).

Np Sitel. 2aserue imelem: "Ssr
MI, bebite 8puesa, bpurban ifal jes bore
mig 90 for at faa Eatienter? Specialiit
mda 9eseu uere / bore 9ase, eners
fcmmer insen til bam; men at bore
Specialif for 2uftrsrets Spsoumme,
bet bliuer man life feb af."
"8et tror ies nOf. @jor iom jes -
/ bore Gage tomnier bet iad meset on
paa 9itelcn =, falb big - lluiperials
ipecialiit."
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-31

"Den bebfei gerben1 tan meb Sanb.
FEB @risss 0lpeerins6 alpe fables. Den
helbreber burtist Siaar, cprepen Sub,
Wranbiaar, Saar, piles, Slab % ale
Glass Sububfet. Tilialss hos s. ..
Mlowtaomerp 4 Co., Gecsrab, Sssa
0.13.1A
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-31

6ar Su en- Sinbmplle paa Din
5arm, eler en- Bumpe, elIer en Seeos
@rinoer, eIer en- Corn Sbeller? Sois
life, iaa fjsb en- fra Challenge 8inoz
Wtia g. 6eeosWtia Co., Satapid, 81,
bpis Stipulation for fine ubm9rfeoe Maz
finer er ben auerbsieIte.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-31

WisforItaaet. or. t. paa @aoen:
"gb, 5rsten Petterien! Oct sleber
mig meset at ie Dem, men -. De fer
iaa bles ub!"
"Su jes fjenoer mig meset lioenbe."
"Men bar Sc inser 29se?"
"Siotil inssn."
"Wlen oa maa De upilfaarlis taae
en-"
"If ia, iaa sjerne! men bibtil er bet
insen, Tom bar billet baue mig"
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-31

vas''lor9tftning. Den unse @aarbs
NJ, s'ol Nielien, @iepns | Stepens,
'fSlse @Solb. U. Dasbl.~ ! bisie
The Labor enquirer., 1887-06-04
vi.Itsr. ., the social L..gu,


The meetings of this League on Sunday
evenings are very interesting. Owing to
the lies that have been circulated about
Socialists, many who would like to attend
stay away, thinking that they may be crit.
icised in the daily press. When Messrs.
Henry C. Dillon and j. Warren Mills, gen.
tlemen of culture, came to the meeting
theywere well pleased. Mr.. Dillon said
that he was surprised to learn that the
red flag did not mean Anarchy, but the
Brotherhood of Man instead. Come on
gentlemen and ladies. You will learn
something. Do not believe lies, but learn
for yourselves. C.x
The Labor enquirer., 1887-06-04
The D,asr.nee.

In the April issue of the Cigarmaker's
official Journal an editorial denouncing
the theory of Henry George was pub
lished by the editor. immediately there
on in the next issue of the Journal several
letters and comments ON the article we're
published, which we're sent in by members
Of the G. NJ. l. U. of A. condemning the
article published in the April number.
This shows that the members can think
for themselves, and they will denounce
even the action Of their Int. Pres.
II this we're in the noble order of the X.
of L., the heads of these same self-think-
ing members would be chopper of for
insubordination, and their letters never
come to light in the columns of the Organ
of United Labor.
A CIGARMAKER.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-06-04

/ wv N''" oNs Dbl fttA'
we see him. Although he ~afss stapas on
two legs we don't take him for man. We
don't believe hat his fine furred clothes
make him ouf natural ruler. We
know that he lives upon us and when we
can, we lay him out.
! am savage and my frontal angle is
acute, but have learnt one lesson we'll:
that selfpreservation demands that he
who lives upon us must be destroyed or
we must die.
We have no pinkertons, police nor pau
pers; neither any politicians nor patri-
clans, and it is true that we are unciviliz-
ed. These are the disadvantages of this
age of polished stone.
But we have good shelter snd all the
clothes we need, and time to scratch fres-
Goes upon the walls of our cave. 1t is we
who eject the bear from our dwelling, not
he that elects us.
Ihear that you are in bad way. Per-
haps your "civilization" needs again to be
destroyed so that by returning to "barbar-
ism" you can re-learn and to better pur-
pose, that 1t is courage and not cowardice
that makes men free. Thy ancestor,
PALKoNroLoGIA
The Labor enquirer., 1887-06-04
HANDsOME PRESENTS.


barrels Moss Agate Ware received consisting following pieces
be With
Flower
with lbs onehal gallon Princess Pitcher with
China
Napp given with $oo Ticket given every
Save tickets
Handsome
All
goods sold the lowest market The
Sixteenth Avenue
The Labor enquirer., 1887-06-04
I.ehned.

iemmeus
For the Enquirer.
A glossary of terms with which work
ingmen are becoming familiar. See the
capitalist press:
ASARcHIsr-Anybody who kicks at being
robbed.
BALLor-If cast for the two old parties
it is the ''freeman's instrument if cast
for the Labor Parts it is proof that the
voter is "dynamiter.v
BoQDLE-Patriotism: "Americanism;"
the capacity to absorb, which marks the
man who absorbs as friend of ''law and
order"
DYNAMITER-See Anarchist, Labor Party
Man, Trades Unionist.
HARD TIMEs-A season of starvation in
troducsd by God TO punish the. mud-sills
for daring to think.
Psxx SPEsca-The right to talk upon
our side of the question only.
SocIALIsr-A cannibal who eats work.
ingmen three times a day. See anarchist.
TRAxP-An inhuman brute who will not
starve quietly, but insists on walking
around showing his bones.
TRADES USIoSIsr-A foreigner who does
not appreciate the blessings of this free
country.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-06-04

Mouse-"I, too, must 90, friend Frog
for the old tale of the fall of Rome is be-
ing enacted here. The Chinese serf nc.
ccompanies the millionaire noble. As the
rich loafer preys upon you so the poor
proletaire is compelled to crunch my in
offensive bones or starve-"
At this juncture the police enter and
club them both to death for using ''incen-
diary" language.l X.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-06-04
Anarchists Among the Rich.

Attorne, Mills in his argument to the
jury in the case of Tiffany and Briggs,
prosecuted for adultery and fornication
in the county criminal court before Judge
Stone, said that it was Infamous to light
on these poor victims and offer thsm up
as a> sacrifice for violating the lllentl
commandment, when the rich in tkeii
palaces are continually violating it, And
not whisper is heard from our officials,
or in the halls of justice.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-06-04
Laws.
For the ENQUIRER.

For the Enquirer.
A sovereign remedy for all the ills the
United States citizen Is heir to-is law.
Whenever things are wrong, and that is
always, or whenever the burdens and
struggles OF mankind press heavily. which
Is increasingly the case, more laws must
be passed. What Is a legislature good
for u not to pass laws."
Any session which does not put on the
statute-book at least 500 new laws is very
relax In duty and the lawmakers are not
earning their $40 day and Prerequisites" ("
Buckle says all the good laws which
The Labor enquirer., 1887-06-04

Socialism is a theory of society
which advocates more precise, orderly
and harmonious arrangement Of the So
cial relations of mankind than that
which has hitherto prevailed."-Web-
ste.'s Dictionary. t.